In the boot near the battery and the rear panel of the car you find a loose white plug with 2 wires to it,It wont be plugged into anything but may be tucked up somewhere,Make sure that isnt corroded or in any water which may of leaked into the boot,This plug is from the transit relay which is fitted when the cars leave the factory.This enables the car to be started and driven and to be stored without the battery going flat,But if those 2 wires become shorted out or wet it will give the same fault you are experiencing....clean the wires and connecters or cut off the plug and seperately insulate the wires.

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You need to take them to your local Hyundai dealership with proof of ownership and the car documents. Expensive process, some even have to send them away to be programmed. If you have premium recovery membership, they can come to you for emergency key cutting.

I notice from the questions you are asking that your key wont turn in the ignition lock, not that you just need a new key to replace a lost one.
As you may know, most car keys are "chipped" or programmed to a car so just getting one cut doesn't mean it will start the engine, but this may be alright for you just to find out if the ignition barrel itself is okay. If a locksmith can cut a key for you it will be relatively cheap to do and find out about the lock. Most manufacturers require you to purchase one from a dealer and you will need proof of ownership, but this can be costly and even more so if the new correct key wont work due to a faulty lock.
Hope that helps.

go to a local key cutting locksmith and get a new key cut ,,, preferably from the original code ,, if that dont work its the ignition switch,,, a cut key just mechanical with no immobliser chip should be cheap ''' cheaper than a garage visit

Not what you want to hear but the dealership will cut a nwe one with proof of ownership....registration and license to match. otherwise, you may be able to call in a locksmith who may be able to at least get you in the vehicle...maybe even cut a key...good luck

The problem is - nobody except dealer can cut blank key , I don't think even locksmith can do it.
Even if you can find a blank key on eBay , might be hard to find someone to cut it.
Regarding the programming , there is probably a way to do it manually.
I'll look in to it tomorrow if you interested.(Meaning programming) .

If you bought the car new, the dealer from whom you purchased it will have the key code on file and they can cut you a new one. If may even appear on your paperwork. If you didn't buy it new, then you should determine where it sold new, should be in the owners manual, and prove ownership to that dealer and they can cut you a new key.

The first thing to check is to carefully examine the ignition key. If it is worn down, or even slightly bent, get a new key cut. If you don't have a key in good shape to copy from, your Toyota dealer can cut one, if they know your VIN number. If your key looks good, the most likely suspect is your ignition lock cylinder. You can try lubing it with a little graphite lock lube, but no WD-40 or anything!

Unfortunately the key you bought on-line is going to be no good, jaguar keys cannot be cut by any after-market company. When ever a customer comes into the dealership he has to give the vin number to the parts department. They then send an order to the company that cuts the keys specifically to the car. Thats why know one will be able to cut it.

They key also has to be programed to the car which the dealership charges .5 hrs worth of labor to do. So needless to say a replacement key is fairly expensive.